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Understanding 9/11New Testament origin
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ix pages, 1 1., 104 pages 21 cm
Aramaic origin of the New Testament -- Christianity is a Semitic religion -- Roman and Greek Christianity -- Greeks opposed to Christianity -- Gospel contrary to Roman institutions -- Greek introduced into the Near East -- Greek was not spoken by the Jews -- Aramaic survives Persian, Greek, and Roman conquests -- Paul wrote in Aramaic -- The Jews spoke Aramaic -- Aramaic is still a spoken language -- Origin of New Testament text -- Dialect of the Galilean Aramaic -- Gospel material -- Matthew : the original author -- The fourth Gospel -- Epistles -- Texts -- The Eastern text -- The Peshitta text -- So-called Old Syriac manuscripts -- How to ascertain an original -- Translator's task
Aramaic origin of the New Testament -- Christianity is a Semitic religion -- Roman and Greek Christianity -- Greeks opposed to Christianity -- Gospel contrary to Roman institutions -- Greek introduced into the Near East -- Greek was not spoken by the Jews -- Aramaic survives Persian, Greek, and Roman conquests -- Paul wrote in Aramaic -- The Jews spoke Aramaic -- Aramaic is still a spoken language -- Origin of New Testament text -- Dialect of the Galilean Aramaic -- Gospel material -- Matthew : the original author -- The fourth Gospel -- Epistles -- Texts -- The Eastern text -- The Peshitta text -- So-called Old Syriac manuscripts -- How to ascertain an original -- Translator's task
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